I've always liked the dexterity of driver's gloves. Driver's gloves are usually what are handed out for free when working for a contractor, so I don't get too sad when they get burnt up. Overall Tillman products in general are pretty good to go in my opinion though. I am not a huge fan of the "pig skin" gloves they have, but the goat skin ones are decent for anything where you know you won't have an abundance of splatter.

i.e. http://www.professionalequipment.com/memphis-grain-leather-unlined-driver-work-gloves-large-3213l/leather-work-gloves/

I've always used Tillman or Black stallion welding gloves. At the current place I work gloves are provided free of charge if requested and they stock Black stallion gloves http://www.revcoindustries.com/catalog/tig-welding-gloves-c-75_227.html

That's what I use for Tig and light duty MIG, I like the feel and dexterity of the uninsulated gloves.  I also use some mig gloves.

I find the wear is pretty good and they are cheap enough that  i don't mind going through a pair of $7 gloves every 2-3 months.

On high amperage welds I use thicker MIG gloves or Stick gloves, but now that I'm in the sheet metal fab world that's pretty rare. Oh and I'm an engineer now so It seems I never run more than a bead or two while setting up machines.

http://www.jtillman.com/products/?SKU=850
these are my favs.  They are good for high heat welding like stick or fluxcore but they have enough manual dexterity that I have used them for Tig work also.